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The My-Fun-With-Words Dictionary 1974 Color Illustrated, Education Set of 2 VGC1

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Explore the fascinating world of words with The My-Fun-With-Words Dictionary, a vintage educational book set published in 1974 by Southwestern Company. This hardcover dictionary set contains colorful illustrations by John Everds and is superb for children aged 2-12. It features a collection of words, their meanings, and usage examples, making it an remarkable tool for expanding vocabulary and improving language skills.

The set includes two books and is in superb condition, making it a valuable addition to any book collection. Whether you are a parent looking for an educational resource for your child or a collector of vintage books, The My-Fun-With-Words Dictionary set is sure to delight and educate. Don't miss out on this rare opportunity to own a piece of educational history!

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